Andrews-Vitringa Family Tree » Emily Wright (± 1873-1942)

Données personnelles Emily Wright 

• Autre nom: Emily Searle
• Elle est née environ 1873 dans Mooki River, Boggabri, New South Wales, Australia.Source 5

  Emily was born at Boggabri according to birth certif of Emily's son Bertie James Wright. Bertie himself was born at Coxs Creek (now Turrabeile Creek), Boggabri, on 7 Dec 1908. Emily told family she was born by the Mooki River, near Boggabri.

• Alternative: Elle est née en l'an 1875 dans Barraba, New South Wales, Australia.

  Another version from Emily was that she was born at Barraba and that her father was William Wright, farmer, and her mother was Jane Nean, according to certificate when Emily married JWW Searle in 1922.

• Alternative: Elle est née environ 1873 dans Borah Station, New South Wales, Australia.Source 8

  Emily's death certificate (the informant was her son Leo) names her father as Robert Sewell, a shearer at Borah Station in the 1870s, and it says Jane Nean was her mother.

• Professions:
• en l'an 1838 1838 marked one of the major massacres of Aboriginal people in north-west NSW after several settlers were killed in land skirmishes. More than 50 Kamilaroi were tracked by troopers from Manilla to Waterloo Creek in the upper Gwydir River, and then killed. dans Waterloo Creek, Gwydir River, New South Wales.
• en l'an 1890 Guardian/ employer: In 1880, as a four-year-old, Emma entered domestic service in Manilla with widow Mrs Jane Creig (and her partner Mr Pike). She was still with them in 1890, when she was about 14. dans Manilla, New South Wales, Australia.Source 9
• Résidant:
• en l'an 1930: 20 John Street, Tighes Hill, Wickham, Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia.Source 7
• en l'an 1937: 66 Darby Street, Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia.Source 7
• en l'an 1936: 66 Darby Street, Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia.Source 7
• apres er 1930: Tent in a camp-out at Mayfield West.
• (Arrest of assailant) le 2 août 1899 dans Manilla, New South Wales, Australia: Arrest of Ernest Brown, charged with assault and attempted rape of Emily Wright in Manilla. Arresting officer was Sen Const Sewell. Reported in NSW Police Gazette 2 Aug 1899..Source 6
• (Attempted rape) le 18 octobre 1899 dans Manilla, New South Wales, Australia: Ernest Brown sentenced to 5 years' jail for assault and attempted rape of Emily Wright at Manilla. Reported in Police Gazette of 18 Oct 1899..Source 6
• (Son Leo born to Emily) en l'an 1900 dans Wickham, New South Wales, Australia: Registration Place: Wickham, New South Wales Registration Number: 367 Ancestry.com. Australia, Birth Index, 1788-1922 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2010. Original data: Compiled from publicly available sources..Source 5
• (Child support) le 16 septembre 1908 dans Boggabri, New South Wales, Australia: Court in Boggabri issues arrest warrant for Hans Christen Hansen who absconded without paying support Emily Wright when the birth of her next child was due. Reported in NSW Police Gazette of 16 Sep 1908..Source 6
• (Rape attempt) le 23 septembre 1890 dans Manilla, New South Wales, Australia: James Moore, on bail, was charged with having, about 2 a.m., at Upper Manilla, entered the house of Mrs Jane Creig with intent to commit a rape upon Emma Wright, and further with having assaulted and beaten the said Emma Wright. Prisoner found not guilty..Source 9
• (Perjury case - sentence and bond) le 16 février 1911 dans Gunnedah, New South Wales, Australia: Judge finds Emily Wright guilty of perjury and sentences her to six months' light labour at Long Bay. Her sentence is commuted to a 12 month good behaviour bond of 80 pounds. But this amount had not yet been paid. Quoted from criminal court report..Les sources 4, 6
• (Kamilaroi traditional owners) en l'an 1872 dans North West New South Wales: 1872. - The Kamilaroi were the Indigenous owners of the region where Emily was born and one of their local family names was 'Nean' (such as Mrs Boother at Keepit station. The station's owners in 1872 were the Bell family and the Blaxland family)..
• (Death of husband) en l'an 1923 dans Tamworth NSW Australia: John W W Searle died the year after he married Emily Wright.
• (Squatters) en l'an 1850 dans North West New South Wales: 1850s saw squatters overlanding large herds through the region towards new grazing land in Queensland..
• (Charged with perjury) le 16 novembre 1910 dans Gunnedah, New South Wales, Australia: Emily Wright committed for trial at Gunnedah, charged with perjury at Gunnedah Police Court. On bail. Report: NSW Police Gazette 16 Nov 1910..Source 6
• (Arrest warrant) en l'an 1908 dans Boggabri, New South Wales, Australia: Hans Christen Hansen, a 23-year-old labourer who absconded from Boggabri, was believed to be the father of Emily's second son, Bertie. An arrest warrent was issued for Hansen for support for the infant - reported in the NSW Police Gazette of 16 Sep 1908..
• Elle est décédée le 14 août 1942 dans 66 Darby Street, Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia.Les sources 3, 8
• Elle est enterrée le 15 août 1942 dans Sandgate, Newcastle, New South Wales.

  Emily was buried at Sandgate Cemetery Portion Anglican_1 Section 51 Lot 87 1942

• Un enfant de Henry Charles Wright et Sarah Nean

Famille de Emily Wright

(1) Elle est mariée avec John Wandlass William Searle.

Ils se sont mariés en l'an 1922 à Boggabri, New South Wales, Australia.Source 3

(2) Elle avait une relation avec Hans Christen Hansen.

Enfant(s):

1. Herbert (Bertie) James Wright  1908-1975

(3) Elle avait une relation avec John Thomas "Jack" Cassell (Castle).

Enfant(s):

1. Leo Wright  1900-1960 

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